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You link to C when you need speed, and that's not even usually necessary anymore in languages like JavaScript or Lisp. Linking to C doesn't let your code someh
by white-flame 10y ago
You link to C when you need speed, and that's not even usually necessary anymore in languages like JavaScript or Lisp. Linking to C doesn't let your code somehow abstract higher, to deal with larger projects and larger architectural scopes.
- alexdowad 10y agoIt may allow you to take advantage of existing libraries, however.